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Broadening the Use of Product Development Ontology for One-Off Products

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In the context of technical and economic challenges, the last decade stands out through a continuous preoccupation to develop integrated design models, based on ontological structures of information submission. Tracking the life cycle of a product by using PLM systems requires the analysis and integration of knowledge resulted from product development ontology creation and use.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 371)

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878-882

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August 2013

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Adrian Petrovan, Gabriela Lobonţiu, Sándor Ravai Nagy

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One-Off, Product Design Process, Product Development Ontology, Small Series Product Development

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